Becoming just, doing justice: The ethics and politics of Māori–Pākehā relations

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Hancock, Frances
Copyright Year	2018
Abstract	............................................................................................................................. iii Dedication ........................................................................................................................... iv Acknowledgements .............................................................................................................. v Preface ................................................................................................................................ vii Glossary ............................................................................................................................ xiv Part One: Situating my research, explaining my methodology ........................................... 1 Chapter 1: Introduction ........................................................................................................ 3 A Note on Terminology ................................................................................................... 4 A Pedagogical Narrative .................................................................................................. 5 Situating myself – early influences. ............................................................................. 5 Situating myself – in relation to Indigenous peoples. .................................................. 7 Situating myself – possibilities for relational justice. ................................................... 9 My Research Focus ........................................................................................................ 10 Linking Theory and Practice .......................................................................................... 11 My Co-Researchers ........................................................................................................ 11 Understanding Meanings of Indigene and Settler .......................................................... 12 Understanding Meanings of Māori and Pākehā ............................................................ 15 The International Significance of My Research ............................................................. 17 International Research on Relational Problematics and Possibilities ............................ 18 Metaphors to think with. ............................................................................................. 18 Problematics and possibilities – specific examples. ................................................... 20 What My Research Contributes ..................................................................................... 24 A Chapter Outline .......................................................................................................... 25 Part 1: Situating my research, explaining my methodology. ...................................... 25 Part 2: Composed conversations, theoretical–methodological conclusions. .............. 26 Chapter 2: Problematics in Māori–Pākehā relations – persistent troubles ........................ 27
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